HN10/273/Philpot3

Letter from Thomas Pike Philpot at Cox Green, Maidenhead [Berkshire] to John Thomas Green: "In answer to yours of the 6th I state there was no ready money in house. There was £4.0.0 from the Tingrith Benefit Society. With regard to Furniture Bedding had to be destroyed and other things were very old. As he had had no other income only 5/ per week from the Tingrith Benefit Society he had parted with his Furniture to live upon. We hold no receipts of expenses for Funeral as we paid ready money for all. Which was at a small loss to each of us. But do not wish to put in a claim for . There was £2.2.0 for rent. To the Trustees of the Milton Bryant Charity Estate."

9 Apr 1888

From: 1888 To: 1888

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Philpot, Thomas,
Philpot, Thomas Pike,
Green, John Thomas,
Tingrith Benefit Society

Milton Bryan charities, John Thomas Green, specific solicitors, general poverty, Tingrith charities, household furniture, funerals, TINGRITH, MILTON BRYAN